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    Advances in Wildland Firefighting The term "wildland fire fighting" has been defined by the (1) NFPA as: The activities of fire suppression and property conservation in woodlands‚ forests‚ grasslands‚ brush‚ prairies‚ and other such vegetation‚ or any combination of vegetation‚ that is involved in a fire situation but is not within buildings or structures. Wildland firefighting has come a long way since (2) 1910 when the invention of the pulaski by Ed Pulaski was considered new technology. The

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    Gilgamesh vs. Odysseus

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    Copyright Law The copyright form is a type of protection that the law of the United States provides to the authors of original work‚ such as literary‚ dramatic‚ musical‚ and artistic‚ composers‚ poets‚ and other intellectual work. Even for the published or not published works the protection it’s available to them too. Piracy is used mostly comes from the United States. That is why the United States decided to make a Copyright Act for protection. The author that created the work only has the

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    Cabaret Film Anaylsis

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    Cabaret. I use the low angle close up frequently to establish a feeling of power or dominance. The first musical number I wanted to be viewed from the audience’s point of view‚ looking up at the cabaret performers to show the performer’s dominance and create a tense‚ excited and somewhat sinister atmosphere. It was also used to show that Brian is new to Berlin‚ a stranger. I showed this by making the audience continually look down on him from many perspectives. The close up shot is also frequently

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    Humanity always finds itself in a room of erroneous beliefs. The darkness shrouds over the light‚ while the eye misleads the truth. “Edward Scissorhands”‚ directed by Tim Burton‚ portrays this form of act at its finest‚ giving the audience the clue of how society is influenced wrongly through one’s worth of aspects. This film revolves around an animated human being named‚ Edward Scissorhands‚ created by the scientist‚ Vincent Prince. Edward’s creator unfortunately passed away due to a heart attack

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    Security

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    protect consumers’ privacy. The idea of purchasing a virus protection identifies that all personal information will be safeguarded and protected‚ which gives consumers a false sense of security. Having a false sense of security means that I entrust beliefs that I’m guaranteed protection at all times and‚ that I should not be concerns about my computer being compromised because I took the necessary precautions in purchasing a virus protection. What are the consequences to the strategy if there are

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    Chocolat Essay- Tolerance

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    ’Chocolat’ a film directed by Lasse Hallstrom‚ centres around a small village by which on the surface may seem peaceful and in ’tranquillity’ but beyond the surface lay many individuals and larger groups of people‚ families‚ face issues of isolation‚ acceptance and tolerance within the community. These major themes are portrayed through animated actors whom Hallstrom accentuates these ideas through filmic techniques. Isolation a major issue in this film and Hallstrom has conveyed this idea constantly

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    progress and also a sense of him overcoming his obstacle. * When Ernesto is on the ship he has an asthmatic attack in which Fuser comes to help him overcome the challenge of the asthmatic attack by injecting him with adrenaline shot. The use of the close up shot of Ernesto’s face shows us how much pain Ernesto is in. Journeys allow people to gain new insights: * Ernesto and Alberto leave Valparaiso‚ Chile they meet a couple of communist who end up staying together for the night and they learn

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    children’s Act 1989 was introduced to make comprehensive changes to legislation in England and Wales regarding the welfare and safeguarding of children. It provided a framework for the care of children and is a key piece of legislation relevant to child protection in England and wales. This act established some key principles: -The welfare of the child must be paramount at any work and family. -Children are not a possession of their parents. Parents have the responsibilities for their children‚ not

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    The structures and protections of the US Constitution have a great deal to do with “the good life”. I believe (parts of) the Constitution was written to protect our wealth and keep the ongoing struggle to become rich a reality for all and is also an essential part of the government during its early stages as well as today. Happiness and safety‚ (aka‚ “the good life”) was a large part in the underlying message of The Constitution. The founding fathers had to have a view of the fundamentals

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    Dear Phillip Noyce‚ My name is Anna Marie and is currently studying the topic Belonging. I was deeply moved by your film ‘Rabbit Proof Fence’ as it has helped me understand the importance of Belonging. The two scenes which I thought stressed the importance of Belonging the most were when the girls arrived at the Moore River Institution and in ‘Lost’ during Molly and Daisy’s journey along the fence to Jigalong. My first scene of choice‚ shows the girls arrival at the Moore River Institution

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